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shared with other humans because it is passed from generation to generation集体无意识普遍存在于人

类,成因是遗传

col-lect-iv-ism /ka'lektivizam/ noun [U] the political system in which all farms, businesses and industries are owned by the government or by all the people 集体主

;' j 一切农场、商企业都归政府或全民所有的 > 公有 制► coMect.iv.ist

coMect-iv-ize [BrE also -ise) /ka'lektrvaiz/ verb [VN] [often passive] to join several private farms, industries, etc. together so that they are controlled by the commu- nity or by the government使公有化,使集体化将若千 私营农场、工业企业等合并,使之归集体或政府所有)

► col-lect-iv-iza-tion, -isa-tion /ka.lektivai'zeijn; NAmE -va'z-/ rtoun[\J]

coMect-or /ka'lekta(r)/ noun 1 (especially in com­pounds 尤用于构成复合词) a person who collects things, either as a hobby, or as a job 收集者;收藏家a stamp coMector 集邮者◊ ticfcet/toc/debt coHectors 收票员;.疫 税员;讨债乂 2 the chief officer of a district in some S Asian countries (南亚某些国家的)地方行政长官 col-lect-or-ate /ka'lektarat/ noun 1 (in some S Asian countries) the area under the authority of a collector (一些南亚国家的)地方行政长官辖区,行@2 the office in which a collector is based 地方行政长'官.办 公室

col'lectori item noun a thing that is valued because it is very old or rare, or because it has some special interest收藏家的珍藏;珍藏品;珍品 col-leen /ku'liin; NAmE kai'l-/ noun 1 [irish£) a girl or young woman 女孩;少妇 2 a girl or young woman from Ireland爱尔兰女孩;爱尔兰少妇

BRmSH/AMERICAN英国/美国英语

college university

»In both BrE and NAmE a college is a ptace where you can go to study after you leave secondary school. In Britain you can go to a college to study or to receive training in a particular skill. In the USA you can study for your first degree at a college. A university offers more advanced degrees in addition to first degrees. 在英国英语和北美英语中,college均指中学后的教 育机构。在英国,college提供高等或专职教育。在 美_,___初锲学位课程。univer卿 初级学位课程外还有更高学位的课裎。 p In NAmE college is often used to mean a university, especialiy when talking about people who are studying for their first degree. The is not used when you are talking about someone studying there.

美英语中,college常指大学university 尤涉 及学士学位。指上大学不用定冠词the: /Wy son gone flvwy to co/fege.我儿子上大学去了◊ 'VWjere did you go.to coflege?’ Ohio State University.’你在 什么地方i的大学?”俄亥俄州立大学

In 8rf you .can say 英国英语可 at college. My daughter katuniversity..我女J'l在上.

'in _/VAm£ you carniot use university _or- college in this way. You use it with a or the to mean a particular university.:o.rcollege.■北美英语不用 at university at college 表示上大学,而在 university college之前加athe表示上某所大学://nY wflrjf fo go fo fl /flr供我当时不想去大的综 合性大学读书。

CMege     /'kDlid3 NAmE'kaTA-/ noun

1 [CU] (often in names 常用于名称)(in Britain a place where students go to study or to receive training after they have left school (英国 > 学院,职业学棱,技术学 校a college of further education (= providing educa- tion and training for people over 16)进修学院◊ a secre­tarial! coHege 文秘职 业杀校 ◊ t/ie Royai CoMege / Art 皇家艺未学院 coHege course/Zfbrary/student 学院 的课程/图书馆/学生◊ She’s at coiiege.她在学院读书。

see also community college(I), sixth-form college 2 [C, U.]. (often in names 常用称in the US) a university where students can study for a degr ee after they have left school (美国大学CarZeton CoZZege - 尔顿大学◊ a coHege campus/student大学校,/学生◊ a private coHege 私立大学 got interested in poZitics when he was m coHege. j也在上大学时就开始对政治感^ 趣了She’s away at coHege m Cah/ornia. 去力p 利福 尼亚上大学了He’s hoping to go to coHege next year. 他希望明牵±夫学。see also community college(2) 3 [C, U] (Cfl/?£) a place where you can study for higher or more specialist qualifications after you finish high school高等专科学校;高等职业学院4 [C, U] one of the separate institutions that some British universities, such as Oxford and Cambridge, are divided into (英南大学 如牛津和剑桥中独立的)学院:尺ing’s CoHege, Cambridge 剑桥大学的_王学院◊ a tour o/aford coHeges参观牛津 大争的各学院◊ Most studentsive in coHege.大穿数学生 ^主吾学院M5 (in the US) one of the main divisions oil" some large universities (美国一些规模大的大学的学 院:The history department is part of the College of Arts and Sciences.历史系是文理学院的部分。6 [C+sing./pl. v.] the teachers and/or students of a college (学院的} 师生,教师,学生 7 [C] (especially in names, in Britain and some other countries诠英国A其他国家;fe用于名称) a secondary school, especially one where you must pay (尤指必须交费的)中学,公学£tonQ)Hege伊顿 公学 8 [C] (usually in names 通常用于名称an organized group of professional people with special interests, duties or powers 学会;协社团the Koyd CoHege / Physfcfcms 皇家医师访.◊ the American CoHege / CardioZogy 美国心脏究学会see also electoral

COLLEGE

coMe-gi-ate /ka'li:d3iat/ adj. 1 relating to a college or its students 夫学的;学院 A;大学生的:collegiate life 大学生活i 2 (8r£) divided into a number of colleges 分为 学院的a coHegiate university设有若千学•院的大学

col.legiate 'institute noun (in some parts of Canada) a public high school (加拿大桌些地区的 > 公立高中

col.lide /ka'laid/ ve[V]with sth/sb) 1 if two people, vehicles, etc. collide, they crash into each other; if a person, vehicle, etc. collides witii another, or with sth that is not moving, they crash into it 碰撞;相撞:The car and the van coHided ftead-on in fhicfc/og•那辆小轿车 和货车在浓雾中迎面相撞◊ 77ie car coHided Aeaci-on with the van. #辆小轿货车迎面相撞。◊ A he/吼 his head coHided with t/ie tabZe.他跌倒时头部撞上 ^桌 子。〇 note at crash 2 with sb) (over stli) (of

people, their opinions, etc.人、金见等to disagree strongly 严重禾一致;冲突;抵触77iey reguZarty coWide over decisions.他们经常在政策灰策上发生 冲突。see also collision

collider /ka'laida^)/ noun {physics a machine for making two streams of particles move at high speed and crash into each other对撞机(产'生两股高速运动的

粒子相互冲撞>

coMie /'koli; NAmE 'kaili/ noun a dog of which there are several types. Those with long pointed noses and long thick hair are popular as pets. Smaller collies with shorter hair are often trained to help control sheep on a farm.科利牧羊狗

col-lier /'kDli9(r); NAmE 'kail-/ noun 1 (old-fashioned, especially BrB) = coal miner 2 a ship that carries coal 运煤船

coMiery /'kDliari; NAmE 'kail-/ noun (pi. -ies) (Srf) a coal mine with its buildings and equipment ■(包括建筑

物和设备在内

coMi-gate /'kDligeit; NAmE 'kail-/ verb [V, VN] ~ (with sth)

| sth (with sth) 1 (/omu?/) if two ideas, facts, etc. colligate, or are colligated, they are linked together by a single explanation or theory (使)发生紧密联系 2 (">7gw/5(/cs i吾言).if two words colligateor are colli­gated, they occur together and are linked by grammar (使)结成类联结

col.li.sion /ka‘li3n/ /7w/7 [c, U]with sb/sth) |〜(be- tween/of and B) 1 an accident in which two vehicles or people crash into each other 碰撞(或相撞)事故:a co?Zi5fon between two trains 两刿火车相事故◊ Stewart